I just went through several drug Formularies for different insurance plans (I had these downloaded as I researched my insurance options for 2025) - some local, some national plus Medicare. Every single one lists "quantity limit" for all forms of oxycodone and other opioids.

Many here have experienced limits on their medications the past few years, but it is not because of the retailers - it is part of the government/insurance industry plan to reduce opioid overuse. Perhaps the regulators have begun auditing pharmacy records, and they have decided to follow the established guidelines.

Unfortunately, some people in chronic pain get caught in the crossfire. At this juncture, aside from being frustrated by "one size fits all" rules, you will need to work with your pain management doc to either get an exception (I don't know if this is possible) or create a new plan with an alternative med once a day or for breakthrough pain.